‘Search is going off a cliff’: CNN, BBC and Economist chiefs on future of news
Mark Thompson, Deborah Turness and Zanny Minton Bedoes all spoke at the Sir Harry Summit.
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Al Jazeera Gaza correspondent accuses international journalists of not doing enough
Journalist says Western journalists "not covering the war like they should".
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CNN’s Christiane Amanpour: ‘We are not impartial…we should be truthful’
BBC News CEO Deborah Turness and CNN's Amanpour disagree over need for impartiality.
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Emily Maitlis: Journalists who think they lead conversation around Trump ‘kidding’ themselves
And Kara Swisher says NYT editor is "living in another era" over his Trump coverage comments.
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Don McCullin says ‘photojournalism is dead’ as he reflects on career
Veteran war photographer speaks about difficult relationship with his work capturing "other people's suffering".
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WSJ editor Emma Tucker on how publishers can protect themselves from AI challenge
WSJ boss on preparing for "seismic" shift in media landscape with arrival of generative AI.
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Jeff Zucker: ‘It’s going to be easier to invest in journalism outside UK’
Zucker defends involvement of UAE money in attempted Telegraph deal.
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Tina Brown announces Sir Harry Evans fellowship to support budding photographer on deep-dive project
Sir Harry Memorial Fund introduces a photojournalism fellowship to support the 'young Don McCullins'.
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